CANINE VACCINATIONS
WHEN: A Reduced Cost CURBSIDE Vaccination Clinic is provided EVERY FRIDAY from 9-10 am unless posted otherwise. We will come to your vehicle with paperwork. Please bring a pen to complete the form.
YOU DO NOT NEED AN APPOINTMENT FOR THE VACCINATION CLINICS!! PLEASE NOTE: THE ONLY SERVICES OFFERED AT THE VACCINATION CLINIC ARE VACCINES AND DEWORMERS. WE WILL NOT MICROCHIP, EXPRESS ANALS, TRIM CLAWS, CLEAN EARS, VACCINATE/DEWORM LITTERS, ETC ETC AS WE DO NOT HAVE THE TIME NOR THE STAFF DURING A VACCINATION CLINIC TO PROVIDE THESE SERVICES, SORRY AND THANK YOU!!!
FOR SAFETY REASONS, YOUR DOG MUST BE LEASHED AT ALL TIMES!!!!!
IF YOU HAVE A DOG THAT DOES NOT GET ALONG WITH OTHER DOGS/CATS/PEOPLE OR THAT WILL NOT ALLOW ANYONE ELSE TO HANDLE HIM/HER BUT YOU, PLEASE DO NOT COME TO THE VACCINATION CLINIC . YOU WILL NEED TO MAKE AN APPOINTMENT FOR VACCINES BECAUSE WITH THE CURRENT CURBSIDE SERVICE WE MUST PROVIDE IT IS TOO STRESSFUL FOR YOUR DOG...
PAYMENT: CASH or MONEY ORDER due at time services are rendered
COST FORM: For costs and services please click on the following words in purple: "Canine Vaccination Clinic Cost Form." See "What to Expect After Vaccinations" for possible side effects. You can read the Vaccination Information handout for info on all vaccines offered. We will not vaccinate unhealthy dogs. We will not vaccinate pregnant or nursing moms.
PLEASE BRING YOUR DOGS IN HUNGRY SO WE CAN GIVE THEM TREATS AND MAKE THEIR EXPERIENCE GETTING VACCINATED MORE PLEASURABLE. IF THEY HAVE A FOOD ALLERGY PLEASE TELL US. YOU CAN ALSO BRING ALONG SPECIAL TREATS FOR YOUR PUP. IF YOU HAVE A PUPPY OR SMALL DOG PLEASE FEED THEM A SMALL AMOUNT BEFORE COMING.
Rabies is required by law at 12 - 16 weeks of age. Since Rabies is endemic in PA make sure to get your pet vaccinated! You will receive a 1 year license with the FIRST Rabies vaccine despite the fact that we use a 3 year vaccine for dogs. A 3 year license is given with the SECOND Rabies vaccine as long as you provide proof of previous vaccination. In PA, you MUST present the Rabies certificate to be issued a 3 year license, NOT the tag.
The DISTEMPER combo vaccine (Distemper, Parvovirus, Adenovirus and Parainfluenza) is a CORE vaccine. ALL dogs must receive this vaccination!! Our area commonly has outbreaks of Parvo, which can be fatal, so make sure to get your pet up to date!
PUPPIES: VACCINATE AT 8,12,16 WKS OF AGE; 16 WKS -1 YR: GIVE 2 VACCINATIONS, 2-4 WKS APART; OVER 1 YR: VACCINATE ONCE; BOOST ALL VACCINES IN 1 YR THEN EVERY 3 YRS; THE 1 YR VACCINATION IS VERY IMPORTANT
This is a combination vaccine to protect against Distemper, Adenovirus, Parvovirus, Parainfluenza
Distemper is a contagious and often fatal viral infection that causes fever and respiratory, gastrointestinal and CNS signs in unvaccinated dog in contact with an infected domestic or wild dog. Adenovirus is spread to unvaccinated dogs through saliva and feces and most often causes signs associated with liver disease and failure. Parvovirus is a severe gastrointestinal virus spread by contact with infected feces with most cases in puppies 6 wks - 6 mos of age. Death can occur even with aggressive treatment though the new CPMA product is saving many lives and a very encouraging new treatment!!! Parainfluenza can be a viral component of kennel cough that can damage the respiratory tract allowing bacteria to invade it. It is transmitted through the air or by contact with infected secretions. Revaccination cannot exceed 6 wks.
CANINE LEPTOSPIROSIS 4: VACCINATE TWICE, 2-4 WKS APART, THEN EVERY YEAR
This vaccine protects against 4 serovars of Leptospirosis, an organism that can be present in the urine, semen and vaginal secretions of dogs, deer, rodents and ALL wildlife. After contact with the organism by sniffing, licking or through a wound, it can cause kidney disease, chronic kidney failure, liver disease and even death. THIS IS ZOONOTIC-PEOPLE CAN CONTRACT!
ALL dogs are at risk though dogs in an environment where they can be in contact with urine from other dogs or wildlife, with access to ponds/water and show dogs, are at an increased risk. The 4 serovar vaccine is recommended for ALL dogs. Lepto is in our area and protection against this disease is very important. WE USE BI’S RECOMBITEK LEPTO 4: IT PREVENTS INFECTION AND SHEDDING
CANINE LYME DISEASE VACCINE: VACCINATE TWICE, 2-4 WEEKS APART, THEN EVERY YEAR
This vaccine will help to prevent Lyme disease; however, no vaccine is 100% effective. If ticks are endemic in your area or your dog frequents tick infested areas, hunts, hikes or goes camping, this vaccine is recommended. Also, year round flea and tick prevention is also recommended for these dogs. For dogs encountering ticks, your best line of defense against Lyme disease is by vaccination AND using a flea/tick prevention product year round. WE USE BI’S LYME VACCINE
INTRANASAL CANINE BORDETELLA /PARAINFLUENZA or ORAL BORDETELLA VACCINE: VACCINATE EVERY YEAR
Bordetella and Parainfluenza protect your dog against some of the causes of Canine Infectious Respiratory Disease and it is recommended for dogs that may be exposed to infected dogs in a kennel, grooming parlor, dog show, dog classes, or hospitalization. Please note: infected dogs can shed the Bordetella organism for 3-6 months after the infection is resolved AND this will not prevent infection, only REDUCE clinical signs.
CANINE INFLUENZA: Recommended For: Socially active puppies and adult dogs, 8 weeks and older. Dogs at highest risk for Canine Influenza Virus are those that are frequently in contact with other dogs. The highest risk includes dogs frequently attending dog parks, doggy day care, training classes, boarding and grooming facilities.
Recommended Protocol: Any puppy or dog (8 weeks of age or older) that has never received a Canine Influenza Virus vaccine will receive an initial vaccine followed by a booster 3-4 weeks apart. An annual booster vaccination is recommended. Protective immunity after the initial vaccine series (2 injections given 3-4 weeks apart) does not begin until 2 weeks after the 2nd injection. Keep this in mind before boarding, grooming, or placing your dog into situations where higher risk of infection is possible.
What it Does: The Canine Influenza Virus vaccination we use provides coverage against both known strains of the Canine Influenza Virus – H3N8 and H3N2.
We ONLY use BI vaccines for dogs, except influenza, due to their efficacy and low risk of adverse vaccine reactions. BI uses cutting edge technology for vaccine development.
A VACCINATION CLINIC IS NOT A SUBSTITUTE FOR AN EXAM. ANIMALS ARE NOT EXAMINED AT THE VACCINATION CLINIC. ALL PUPPIES AND KITTENS NEED AN EXAM. ALL DOGS AND CATS NEED AN ANNUAL OR A SEMI-ANNUAL EXAM. RECOMMENDATIONS FOR INDIVIDUAL PETS CAN BE MADE AT THE EXAM.
We utilize the most current vaccination guidelines along with the most up to date information we acquire every year at continuing education classes.
YOU DO NOT NEED AN APPOINTMENT FOR THE VACCINATION CLINICS!! PLEASE NOTE: THE ONLY SERVICES OFFERED AT THE VACCINATION CLINIC ARE VACCINES AND DEWORMERS. WE WILL NOT MICROCHIP, EXPRESS ANALS, TRIM CLAWS, CLEAN EARS, VACCINATE/DEWORM LITTERS, ETC ETC AS WE DO NOT HAVE THE TIME NOR THE STAFF DURING A VACCINATION CLINIC TO PROVIDE THESE SERVICES, SORRY AND THANK YOU!!!
FOR SAFETY REASONS, YOUR DOG MUST BE LEASHED AT ALL TIMES!!!!!
IF YOU HAVE A DOG THAT DOES NOT GET ALONG WITH OTHER DOGS/CATS/PEOPLE OR THAT WILL NOT ALLOW ANYONE ELSE TO HANDLE HIM/HER BUT YOU, PLEASE DO NOT COME TO THE VACCINATION CLINIC . YOU WILL NEED TO MAKE AN APPOINTMENT FOR VACCINES BECAUSE WITH THE CURRENT CURBSIDE SERVICE WE MUST PROVIDE IT IS TOO STRESSFUL FOR YOUR DOG...
PAYMENT: CASH or MONEY ORDER due at time services are rendered
COST FORM: For costs and services please click on the following words in purple: "Canine Vaccination Clinic Cost Form." See "What to Expect After Vaccinations" for possible side effects. You can read the Vaccination Information handout for info on all vaccines offered. We will not vaccinate unhealthy dogs. We will not vaccinate pregnant or nursing moms.
PLEASE BRING YOUR DOGS IN HUNGRY SO WE CAN GIVE THEM TREATS AND MAKE THEIR EXPERIENCE GETTING VACCINATED MORE PLEASURABLE. IF THEY HAVE A FOOD ALLERGY PLEASE TELL US. YOU CAN ALSO BRING ALONG SPECIAL TREATS FOR YOUR PUP. IF YOU HAVE A PUPPY OR SMALL DOG PLEASE FEED THEM A SMALL AMOUNT BEFORE COMING.
Rabies is required by law at 12 - 16 weeks of age. Since Rabies is endemic in PA make sure to get your pet vaccinated! You will receive a 1 year license with the FIRST Rabies vaccine despite the fact that we use a 3 year vaccine for dogs. A 3 year license is given with the SECOND Rabies vaccine as long as you provide proof of previous vaccination. In PA, you MUST present the Rabies certificate to be issued a 3 year license, NOT the tag.
The DISTEMPER combo vaccine (Distemper, Parvovirus, Adenovirus and Parainfluenza) is a CORE vaccine. ALL dogs must receive this vaccination!! Our area commonly has outbreaks of Parvo, which can be fatal, so make sure to get your pet up to date!
PUPPIES: VACCINATE AT 8,12,16 WKS OF AGE; 16 WKS -1 YR: GIVE 2 VACCINATIONS, 2-4 WKS APART; OVER 1 YR: VACCINATE ONCE; BOOST ALL VACCINES IN 1 YR THEN EVERY 3 YRS; THE 1 YR VACCINATION IS VERY IMPORTANT
This is a combination vaccine to protect against Distemper, Adenovirus, Parvovirus, Parainfluenza
Distemper is a contagious and often fatal viral infection that causes fever and respiratory, gastrointestinal and CNS signs in unvaccinated dog in contact with an infected domestic or wild dog. Adenovirus is spread to unvaccinated dogs through saliva and feces and most often causes signs associated with liver disease and failure. Parvovirus is a severe gastrointestinal virus spread by contact with infected feces with most cases in puppies 6 wks - 6 mos of age. Death can occur even with aggressive treatment though the new CPMA product is saving many lives and a very encouraging new treatment!!! Parainfluenza can be a viral component of kennel cough that can damage the respiratory tract allowing bacteria to invade it. It is transmitted through the air or by contact with infected secretions. Revaccination cannot exceed 6 wks.
CANINE LEPTOSPIROSIS 4: VACCINATE TWICE, 2-4 WKS APART, THEN EVERY YEAR
This vaccine protects against 4 serovars of Leptospirosis, an organism that can be present in the urine, semen and vaginal secretions of dogs, deer, rodents and ALL wildlife. After contact with the organism by sniffing, licking or through a wound, it can cause kidney disease, chronic kidney failure, liver disease and even death. THIS IS ZOONOTIC-PEOPLE CAN CONTRACT!
ALL dogs are at risk though dogs in an environment where they can be in contact with urine from other dogs or wildlife, with access to ponds/water and show dogs, are at an increased risk. The 4 serovar vaccine is recommended for ALL dogs. Lepto is in our area and protection against this disease is very important. WE USE BI’S RECOMBITEK LEPTO 4: IT PREVENTS INFECTION AND SHEDDING
CANINE LYME DISEASE VACCINE: VACCINATE TWICE, 2-4 WEEKS APART, THEN EVERY YEAR
This vaccine will help to prevent Lyme disease; however, no vaccine is 100% effective. If ticks are endemic in your area or your dog frequents tick infested areas, hunts, hikes or goes camping, this vaccine is recommended. Also, year round flea and tick prevention is also recommended for these dogs. For dogs encountering ticks, your best line of defense against Lyme disease is by vaccination AND using a flea/tick prevention product year round. WE USE BI’S LYME VACCINE
INTRANASAL CANINE BORDETELLA /PARAINFLUENZA or ORAL BORDETELLA VACCINE: VACCINATE EVERY YEAR
Bordetella and Parainfluenza protect your dog against some of the causes of Canine Infectious Respiratory Disease and it is recommended for dogs that may be exposed to infected dogs in a kennel, grooming parlor, dog show, dog classes, or hospitalization. Please note: infected dogs can shed the Bordetella organism for 3-6 months after the infection is resolved AND this will not prevent infection, only REDUCE clinical signs.
CANINE INFLUENZA: Recommended For: Socially active puppies and adult dogs, 8 weeks and older. Dogs at highest risk for Canine Influenza Virus are those that are frequently in contact with other dogs. The highest risk includes dogs frequently attending dog parks, doggy day care, training classes, boarding and grooming facilities.
Recommended Protocol: Any puppy or dog (8 weeks of age or older) that has never received a Canine Influenza Virus vaccine will receive an initial vaccine followed by a booster 3-4 weeks apart. An annual booster vaccination is recommended. Protective immunity after the initial vaccine series (2 injections given 3-4 weeks apart) does not begin until 2 weeks after the 2nd injection. Keep this in mind before boarding, grooming, or placing your dog into situations where higher risk of infection is possible.
What it Does: The Canine Influenza Virus vaccination we use provides coverage against both known strains of the Canine Influenza Virus – H3N8 and H3N2.
We ONLY use BI vaccines for dogs, except influenza, due to their efficacy and low risk of adverse vaccine reactions. BI uses cutting edge technology for vaccine development.
A VACCINATION CLINIC IS NOT A SUBSTITUTE FOR AN EXAM. ANIMALS ARE NOT EXAMINED AT THE VACCINATION CLINIC. ALL PUPPIES AND KITTENS NEED AN EXAM. ALL DOGS AND CATS NEED AN ANNUAL OR A SEMI-ANNUAL EXAM. RECOMMENDATIONS FOR INDIVIDUAL PETS CAN BE MADE AT THE EXAM.
We utilize the most current vaccination guidelines along with the most up to date information we acquire every year at continuing education classes.
